| I will continue to update often since most of the other chapters are already written, but are still being proofread. |
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| Even when authors carefully check their work, and editors edit it and proofreaders proofread it, things go wrong. |
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| They note that they have not been proofread, and that there may be errors in the number counts or even the voting records themselves. |
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| After translation into these languages, the PIE was proofread for accuracy by different professional translators in the same translation agency. |
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| When I have time, I proofread and spellcheck but sometimes I have to do it after the event, when the thing has already been posted. |
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| Don't forget to hire a professional typist or word processor to type the entire plan on white bond paper and proofread it against the original. |
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| A two hour lecture takes a week to prepare, revise, proofread, and create handouts for. |
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| It's fine to help explain an assignment or proofread an occasional paper, but make sure both of you are pulling your own weight. |
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| Already in high school, he had indexed and proofread his father Irwin's texbook, and, by all accounts, had improved it in other nontrivial ways. |
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| Proofread everything a hundred times and have one other person proofread it. |
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| If I had that kind of influence, all my students would do the reading every week, proofread their papers meticulously and attend every class. |
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| After that, the same editor or another editor should proofread the manuscript and correct typos, grammatical errors and misspelled words. |
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| He made no effort to publish them and did not bother to correct or proofread those his acting company printed. |
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| I never got a chance to see layouts beforehand, approve changes, or proofread anything. |
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| The program may perform tasks simultaneously, for instance it may start loading and recognizing a new page as you proofread the previous page. |
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| The bibliography is being revised, copyread, proofread, and updated. |
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| Make sure it's well written and proofread your letter carefully. |
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| Final drafts of essays, assignments and lab reports are reviewed and proofread by highly knowledgable graduate students with refined writing skills. |
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| Later, I applied for a job in the advertising department of a magazine, and while working there wrote some articles and proofread the magazine each month. |
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| Such companies will translate, edit, and proofread your material, and gather it all into the proper format, usually for between 20 cents and 30 cents a word. |
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| Though I skimmed through things as I wrote it, it has not been proofread. |
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| They avoid having to annotate draft copies, send them to a word processing operator and then proofread the results. |
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| The appeal first came to my attention through the daily emails I receive to proofread my columns. |
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| Volunteers elect to proofread one page of a book, and then submit it back to the site. |
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| All I had to do was download the posts, edit, reformat, proofread, and index them. |
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| The annual budget is one of the more carefully proofread documents presented by any government. |
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| When opening Microsoft Word documents that contain footnotes, the footnotes no longer cause proofread to underline every word in the document. |
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| I also translated and proofread diverse documents and carried out background research on long-term projects. |
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| A Portuguese version is being proofread and will be sent for printing soon. |
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| To ensure quality of work and to avoid grammatical and spelling errors, students should have fellow students proofread their final texts. |
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| It is the submitter's responsibility to proofread and correct the forms with respect to spelling, content, and format. |
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| People with ADHD sometimes rush too much and make silly mistakes, so it's very important to proofread and catch your mistakes. |
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| When you've finished your news release, remember to proofread it for errors. |
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| We are in the process of having the draft translations proofread by community members. |
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| It also doesn't seem, to me, like the essay was copyread or proofread. |
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| Both myself and the organizers overlooked it when we proofread the sked. |
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| Once you've written, rewritten, spellchecked, and proofread your newsletter in the word processor, copy and paste it into the body of your email program. |
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| I like to proofread in noisy restaurants, with my glasses off, staring close at the type. |
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| And I was supposed to get a draft copy of the book to proofread, but I never did. |
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| I went into work early and churned out the press releases due for that week, and then began to proofread and edit some short stories and articles. |
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| Be sure to use your club letterhead and proofread the document for spelling and grammar. |
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| Once it has been researched, written, edited and proofread, better to let it go than to aim for perfect. |
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| Instead, after the scribe's work was finished it was proofread and titles and notes were inserted. |
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| Each translation is completed by a translator-specialist, proofread by a second translator-specialist, a third person checks spelling, every number and proper noun. |
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| The author herself has proofread more than 1,200 books for over 20 prominent publishers. |
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| Finally, the translation is proofread as an independent text. |
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| People are very critical of a writer wire hasn't taken the time to do a spell check or to proofread. |
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| Write, edit, proofread and translate documents. |
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| There are to be no mistakes in a Torah, which is carefully proofread after completion. |
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| He proofread Of Human Bondage at a location near Dunkirk during a lull in his ambulance duties. |
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| Restore Sanity Austin is urging ralliers to leave hurtful signs at home and to proofread their signs before waving them about. |
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| Ask someone you trust to proofread your letter before you send it out. |
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| Be sure to proofread the release carefully prior to distribution. |
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| You are fluent in the terminology specific to your sector of activity, but you need to have your document to be proofread by a native proofreader in order to correct the syntax, spelling and grammar? |
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| It helps aspiring and experienced editors and proofreaders alike learn how to proofread any document with confidence. |
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| We will send you a design for release and you just have to proofread it. |
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| Whether the need is for brochures, websites or other documents, their qualified translators and linguists translate and proofread texts covering a wide range of subjects and in 25 languages. |
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| Make sure to proofread your work prior to submission. |
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| You download the files, proofread them, fill out a proof sheet with corrections, then email the proof sheet to the publisher. |
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| Their role will be to review, proofread and correct the transcript produced by the Court Reporters in order to finalize the version in a timely manner. |
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| Also run a spell check on them, or get someone else to proofread them. |
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